Powering the Green Future: Cambridge Executive Programme Opens for Registration

In an era where achieving a resilient future hinges on decarbonisation and technologies that are fundamentally restructuring global markets, financial leaders face an unprecedented challenge: identifying and capitalising on transformative opportunities amidst the noise.

We are pleased to announce that registrations are now open for "Powering the Green Future," an executive certification programme designed to address this precise challenge.

Hosted at the Møller Institute, Churchill College, University of Cambridge, this intensive programme convenes a select cohort of financial leaders for two and a half days of strategic insight, practical application, and peer-to-peer exchange.

Programme Architecture

Drawing on Cambridge's academic excellence and cutting-edge innovation ecosystem, the programme delivers a carefully curated blend of strategic frameworks, practical tools, and direct engagement with pioneering ventures.

Distinguished Faculty

The programme is led by senior experts at the intersection of technology, policy, and finance, including:

• Dr David Leal-Ayala, Deputy Head of the Policy Links Unit at the University of Cambridge and World Economic Forum contributor, brings unparalleled insights into industrial innovation and decarbonisation pathways
• Dimitri Zenghelis, Senior Advisor at the Bennett Institute for Public Policy and architect of the seminal Stern Review, provides masterful analysis of climate economics and market transformation

Participants will gain:

• Proprietary frameworks for evaluating green technology opportunities across sectors
• Direct access to Cambridge's most promising green innovation ventures
• Practical tools for building and managing green investment portfolios
• Strategic networks spanning finance, technology, and policy domains

The programme is designed for senior decision-makers in:

• Venture Capital and Private Equity
• Institutional Investment
• Corporate Strategy
• Insurance Leadership
• Financial Advisory
• Impact Investment
• Family Offices
• Policy Development.

Programme Logistics

• Dates: 13-14 March 2025
• Format: Two days in residence at the Møller Institute, plus a half-day online
• Investment: £4,750 + VAT (inclusive of accommodation and meals)
• Certification: Certificate of Completion from the Møller Institute, University of Cambridge, awarded under the Royal Charter of Churchill College

Secure Your Place

Spaces are limited. To reserve your place in this transformative programme and enjoy an early bird discount, register now.

For enquiries: hello@stateup.co

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